• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - 10:00-10:05 Meet at the rest house of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

Begin with a warm welcome, introductions, an overview of the route, and COVID-19 safety measures (including temperature checks).

• Hiroshima Castle - 10:05-10:25 Hiroshima Castle

The guide will lead you to Hiroshima Castle, the site of the military fort that first reported the atomic bomb.

The guide will discuss the importance and history of the military base and castle.

• Hiroshimagokoku Shrine - 10:25-10:40 Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine and Shrine Gate

Discover lesser-known heritage sites like the Guardian Dog statue and the Gokoku Shrine gate, which survived the atomic bomb.

• Chuo Koen-mae (Chuo Park) - 10:40-11:00 Hiroshima Central Park

Stroll through a vast green park to appreciate the beautiful nature Hiroshima offers.

• Aioi Bridge - 11:00-11:10 Aioi Bridge

Visit the bridge that was the bomb’s target. Both the river and the bridge have endured since that time, showcasing the continuity of history.

• Atomic Bomb Dome - 11:10-11:25 Atomic Bomb Dome

Next, see the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome and learn about the numerous stories and memories of the local community.

• Motoyasu River - 11:25-11:40 Motoyasu River and the Peace Bridge

As you head south from the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Park, enjoy the stunning riverside scenery. The guide will explain the significance and memories associated with the Peace Park.

• Higashisenda Park - 11:40-12:00 Higashisenda Park

Located 1km from the blast’s center, this park is filled with trees gifted from around the world. Hear the stories connected to this site.

• Atomic Bomb Window Frame Monument - 12:00-12:20 Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital

Situated 1.5km from the blast’s center, this site holds the remnants of the Red Cross Hospital’s building, illustrating the bomb’s devastating power.

• Hiroshima - 12:20-12:30 Hiroshima Railway

Located 2km-2.5km from the blast’s center, the Hiroshima Railway features two trains that survived the explosion and are still in use today, having resumed service just three days after the blast.

• Miyuki Bridge Monument - 12:30-12:40 Miyuki Bridge and Kobayashi River

At the edge of the bomb’s reach, a photograph is displayed, highlighting the stark contrast between past and present.

• 広島市こども文化科学館 - 12:40-12:50 Surviving Weeping Willow Tree

This tour’s highlight is a tree that continued to thrive despite predictions of no natural growth for 70 years. It symbolizes the resilience, determination, and hope of Hiroshima’s people.

• Peace Boulevard - 12:50-13:00 Peace Boulevard

On the return to Peace Park, pass by various monuments and trees significant to Hiroshima’s history, while also witnessing the vibrant city today.

• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - 13:00 Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Upon returning to the park, the tour concludes.

The afternoon tour is scheduled to meet at 14:00 and return at 17:00.

• English-speaking guide
• Insurance fee for bikes
• Rental bicycles

This is a guided cycling tour where participants ride electric bicycles and learn about the reconstruction of Hiroshima’s bombed heritage sites and efforts to maintain peace in the city. The tour is led by our friendly Hiroshima team and is conducted in English.

・Discover local sentiments towards the Peace Park from around 70 years ago.
・Explore multiple bombed heritage sites within a 2.5km radius from the hypocenter that still stand today.
・Ride a comfortable electric bicycle through the local area to visit the Hiroshima Peace Museum and more.
・Visit unique spots known by our local Japanese team.
・Cycle along the beautiful riverside and through the park to understand the destruction of Hiroshima at that time and how the city has transformed into what it is today.

• If you are late for the meeting time without prior notice, the tour will be cancelled. In such cases, a 100% cancellation fee will be incurred on the day of the tour and is non-refundable.
• In addition, even if you contact us in advance, it may be canceled due to the convenience of other customers.
• Participation requirements ： Adult bicycle (electric): Height 145 cm or more
• Bicycle with seat for children (electric) : Infants’ ride here are free of charge.
• Children’s bicycle (cross bike type): 2 Children’s bicycles* for one booking are available. Children under age 15 can use both children’s bicycles and adult bicycles at child rate. (For children of height 110 cm to 145 cm)
• Bicycle with seat for infants (electric) and Children’s bicycle (cross bike type) are limited, so please contact us before making a reservation if you wish.
• Bicycles with seats for children (electric) are for children under 22 kg and under 115 cm.
• If the number of seats for infants and children’s bicycles are full reserved, children of heights who cannot use adult bicycles may not be able to participate. After making a reservation, we will contact you after checking the stock of the bicycle.
• Free Wi-Fi: None（Hiroshima Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the city）
• It will be a mixed tour for up to 10 people.
• The timetable may change depending on the situation on the day.
• Others (exemption from liability): Depending on the weather, etc., it may be canceled for safety reasons.
• As this is a shared tour, if there are guests in other groups who are not accustomed to cycling, especially children, we will adjust the pace accordingly. We appreciate your understanding.
• Insurance available: Insurance for bicycle accidents (included in price)
• If the plan cannot be held due to rain, you can choose to change to the Rainy Day Limited Peace Route or refund the tour. Please select a suitable option.
• The tour can be changed to a walking tour for rainy days only. Visit the hypocenter, which was reduced to scorched earth in an instant. Walk around the site with a radius of about 0.5 km to 1 km. If you do not wish to change it, we will offer a refund.
• 【Rainy Day Route】10:00 / 14:00 set: → Peace Memorial Park → Atomic Bomb Dome → Hypocenter → Former Bank of Japan → Fukuromachi Elementary School → Main street → Tour is scheduled to end at 13:00 / 17:00
• What is the difference between the 2 and 3 hour tour types?： Explore Hiroshima city with a focus on the wartime and post-war recovery during this 2 hour guided tour.This cycling tour takes you through Hiroshima, with an emphasis on the Peace Park and the city’s beautifully reconstructed present. Key highlights include the Peace Park and significant sites related to the atomic bombing.
• 【2 hour】Explore Hiroshima city with a focus on the wartime and post-war recovery during this 2 hour guided tour.This cycling tour takes you through Hiroshima, with an emphasis on the Peace Park and the city’s beautifully reconstructed present. Key highlights include the Peace Park and significant sites related to the atomic bombing.
• 【3 hour】In addition to the 2 hour tour route, we will guide you to spots such as Hiroshima Castle, providing more detailed insights into the pre- war and post-war recovery. Visit places that still hold stories from different eras and experience Hiroshima’s history.This tour is recommended for those who want to go deeper and communicate closely with their guide.
• Luggage storage：About luggage, there is no place to leave your luggage at the Rest House. There are coin lockers at the International Conference Center Hiroshima and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, located a 6-minute walk from the Rest House.
• International Conference Center Hiroshima：https://www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/icch/facilities.html
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum：https://hpmmuseum.jp/modules/info/index.php?action=PageView&page_id=50〈=eng

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.